Date of Discovery: November 9, 2002Location of Discovery: Heavily wooded area of the Northumberland Forest, north of the Town of Cobourg, Ontario, CanadaEstimated Date of Death: Fall of 2001State of Remains: Skeletal. Only partial remains found.Cause of Death: Not statedPhysical Description

** Listed information is approximate

Estimated Age: 30 - 50 years oldRace: WhiteGender: FemaleHeight: UnknownWeight: UnknownHair Color: UnknownEye Color: UnknownDistinguishing Marks/Features: UnknownDentals: Available. There is evidence of past dental work, however, it appears that the dental hygiene would have deteriorated in the last couple of years. Dental examination reveals there are both metal and white fillings in some of the teeth. The woman had suffered in the past from two severe dental abscesses.Fingerprints: Not availableDNA: AvailableClothing & Personal Items

On November 9, 2002 two hunters found the victim's partial skeletal remains in a heavily wooded area of the forest just off Beagle Club Road. There was no attempt at a burial and the body parts were on the surface. The investigators believe that the body has been at the site since the fall of 2001. The exact cause of death is still not known. Police said there were insufficient remains for a full autopsy. But the entire skull and dental parts were recovered. Nothing was found around the skeletal remains to help with identification.Investigating Agency(s)

If you have any information about this case please contact;Agency Name: Ontario Provincial PoliceAgency Contact Person: Northumberland Crime UnitAgency Phone Number: 613-475-1313
[HR][/HR]CPIC Case Number: OP0211589 1Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.Information Source(s)